
Your visual document deck
Apparently, you’re supposed to know.
Your passport number. Your kid’s passport number. Your car’s VIN. Obviously. Panza keeps the important stuff where you can actually find it.
The problem, in real life
It’s somewhere. Obviously.
Document → card
Nobody opens a 14-page PDF for fun.
Throw it in.
Scan it. Photograph it. Pick a PDF. Done.
The useful bit goes up front.
Policy number. Expiry date. ID. Whatever you actually came for — on a card you can recognize at a glance.
The boring PDF stays too.
Because sometimes you really do need page 11. The original document stays right behind the card.
When real life asks
Where the hell did I put it?
Hopefully, the last time you ask that.
Find it. Skip the archaeology.
Search Panza instead of reconstructing your history of folders, emails, downloads and screenshots.

“Can you send me the insurance thing?”
Sure. Again. Keep the documents your family needs within reach.

Ask Panza. It has a better memory.
Passport expiry? VIN? Policy number? Ask for the detail and jump straight to the matching card.

Important stuff deserves boring security.
Passports, IDs and insurance documents are not the place for clever claims. Here’s what Panza actually does.
The boring details about security & privacyRead on your iPhone
On iOS, document text recognition runs on your device. Recognized details are then saved to Panza as structured fields.
Private document storage
Uploaded documents are not public. Access is checked against the owner and the people the document has been shared with.
Share document by document
The owner chooses viewer or editor access for each document, and can change or revoke it.
Useful stuff
Because apparently documents need homework too.
Practical guides, comparisons and checklists. No productivity sermon required.
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